Updated October 7, 2026 · A research guide, not a ranking or endorsement
How to Research Private Schools Near Flower Mound, Highland Village, and Argyle
Families moving to North Texas often begin their home search with education questions. Private-school decisions are personal: educational philosophy, faith tradition, learning model, admissions process, commute, tuition, family involvement, and the child’s individual needs all matter. This guide is a starting point for direct research—not a ranking or a promise of admission, availability, or fit.
Begin with the official source
The Texas Education Agency explains that it does not oversee private schools. Families should contact each school directly to confirm accreditation, grade availability, admissions requirements, waitlists, tuition and fees, transportation, student services, and current program details.
Read the Texas Education Agency’s school-finding guidance.
Three local starting points to research
Liberty Christian School — Argyle
Liberty Christian describes itself as a Christ-centered, college-preparatory school serving Pre-K through grade 12 in Argyle. Its official site provides current information about academics, fine arts, athletics, spiritual life, admissions, and campus visits.
Selwyn School — Argyle / Denton County
Selwyn School describes an independent preschool-through-high-school program focused on small classes, personalized attention, experiential learning, and student-centered teaching. Confirm campus location, grade availability, admissions, and current programming directly with the school.
Coram Deo Academy — Flower Mound
Coram Deo Academy’s Flower Mound campus describes a PreK–12 Christian, classical, collaborative model that combines on-campus instruction with parent-guided at-home learning. The model is distinctive, so a family should explore the current schedule, home component, admissions, and total cost directly with the campus.
Questions that lead to a better comparison
- What is the school’s educational model, and how does it match your family’s values and your child’s learning needs?
- What are the current admissions steps, grade-level openings, deadlines, waitlist policies, and re-enrollment expectations?
- What is the full annual cost, including tuition, application fees, activity fees, uniforms, technology, transportation, and before- or after-school care?
- What does a normal week look like for the student and the parent, especially for collaborative or university-model programs?
- What is the exact commute from the homes you are considering during the times you would actually travel?
Connect school research to the home search
Once a family has narrowed its school options, Collin can help map the housing search around commute, timing, property priorities, and the exact facts that need to be confirmed before an offer. He does not make school-placement or admissions representations; those must come from the appropriate school or district.
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